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    Geographic Perspective “Stabilizing Climate” On a daily basis everything we do relies on energy, fossil fuels. One example is if you want to buy a bagel, in order to get that you have to go to the store in your car and come back home, which emits a lot of fossil fuel that is then emitted into the 80% of the atmosphere.CO2 has been a remaining problem for a long time now. Since, 1976 every decade has become warmer than the previous one, because when carbon dioxide if released into the…

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    Human effects on Antarctica: Change to save or Die trying Imagine sailing by the tip of lady liberty’s torch. Well, this is scheduled to happen within the next 100 years. Antarctica, one of the world’s greatest continents is facing destruction from: global warming, rising waters, pollution, and invasive species. Over the past 50 years, scientists have observed the damage done to the continent and have deemed it irreversible. Overheating has caused Antarctica’s surface area to decline and its…

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    Global Warming 7/31/16 APA Format Ernest Wilson AMU / HIST 102 Professor Marc Wenner There are many issues in the world which are affecting the earth and its people. Global warming is one of the significant issues which results in impacting the environment of the earth. Global warming consists of a continuous rise in the temperature of the earth. The temperature is rising so significantly that it has become uncontrollable even after considering the technological advancements.…

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    Kingda Ka Research Paper

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    Certain roller coasters hold records for being the tallest or for being the fastest. One of those record-breaking roller coasters is the Kingda Ka. The Kingda Ka is the tallest steel roller coaster and the second fastest steel roller coaster in the United States available for the public. “This upside down U-shaped track bolts up 45 stories in the sky—that’s 456 feet high!” (Six Flags). At the pinnacle of the roller coaster the cart possesses a lot of potential energy which converts into kinetic…

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    The resources that are available in Canada definitely make it a better place to live compared to other countries around the world. First of all, the large amounts of fresh water reservoirs that are available in Canada greatly affect the quality of life. These reserves include the Five Great Lakes and other underground reservoirs. This ensures that freshwater is available for daily usage as well as for the future, as Canada as a country does not need to be anxious about freshwater quantities as…

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    Snowpacks Research Paper

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    ‘Snowpacks’ are created when layers of snow collect in certain regions. These snowpacks are vital to the water cycle because when the snow melts, they provide a central source of water for streams and rivers. Furthermore, this water could have many potential uses. For example, this water could be use to enhance energy, agriculture, water supply, and be used for recreational use. Mountain snow plays an immense role in the movement, distribution, and quality of water that is utilized by citizens.…

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    Mega droughts, they’re a mega problem. A Mega drought is a drought that has been going on for at least two decades. NASA claims there could be a nationwide Mega drought due to carbon emissions. This could mean lack of or no water, the heat would be intense, wildfires, and many deathes. A lack of rain would mean that there wouldn’t be a lot of water for crops, which means very few crops. In addition, with no crops and the risk of hackers taking down the stock market (that’s a different story)…

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    They have a lot of concerns about the environmental impacts the pipeline could cause. They argue that fossil fuels should be kept in the ground and that man-made climate change would be a result of the pipelines (Worland). They think the pipeline should not be built, because there are many environmental problems associated with it. They argue that “the pipeline would perpetuate fossil fuel production” (BBC). I am interested in the North Dakota pipeline because I believe that the Native…

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    Human Impact

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    They can also build up in the soil and reduce soil quality, making in harder for organisms to survive there. Using chemicals and fossil fuels, as well as other things, can lead to pollution. The pollution is dangerous for all living things on Earth. It can contaminate the air or water, making it unhealthy to consume. If humans don't reduce their impact on the environment, there can be some…

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    Long ago, in the earlier stages of the nineteenth century, countries continued to look for new types of energy to power their cities. Tom Goodwin and Charles Dickens wrote about the consequences of fueling London, England, with coal on the Earth and its people. However, they achieve this is different ways; the different uses of logos and pathos, as well as sentence structure. In Tim Goodwin’s passage, he utilized a great deal of statistics. He states, “deaths from respiratory disease tripled.”…

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